down syndrome

Born with Down Syndrome, 19-year-old Anu once struggled with writing, maths, and confidence. With her mother’s steady support, she slowly built a thriving lip balm business from home. This is her story.

Inspired by their sons' friendship this mom duo created ‘Buddy Up Network’, a friendship app for people with disabilities.

From battling societal stigma to becoming a celebrated photographer, Jijo Das’ journey showcases the power of persistence, creativity, and the supportive foundation of family. His work speaks volumes about his determination to rewrite the narrative around Down syndrome.

Zainika Jagasia from Mumbai was born with down syndrome and has fought many battles to become a model and professional baker.

Delhi-based Jyoti Kaur shares her journey growing up with her brother Raby, who has Down Syndrome, revealing how their unbreakable bond has profoundly shaped her life.

Written by author Archana Mohan, the children’s book ‘Extra: Extra Love, Extra Chromosome’ is mother Shivani Dhillon’s attempt to create empathetic allies for neurodiversity, and to encourage children to embrace their peers with Down Syndrome.

Three Mumbai friends launched Mann Centre for Individuals with Special Needs with an aim to provide age-appropriate jobs to hundreds of people with intellectual disabilities.

When his daughter Jasjeet was diagnosed with Down Syndrome, Punjab's Amarjit Singh Anand launched Chaanan, a loving home for disabled kids that also provides vocational training and jobs.

Zainika Jagasia from Mumbai was born with down syndrome and has fought many battles to become a model and professional baker.

Jyoti Kaur, a lawyer and resident of New Delhi, pens a heartfelt note about her brother Raby, who was born with Down Syndrome, on what she has learned from him, and how their relationship has evolved over time.